You see, there are the "haves," the "have mores," and the "have ridiculously mores." This month's edition showcases Jim and Diane Cook's various impressive collections, including a few movie posters, at their home in Minneapolis. Jim Cook, a metals trader, says the collections are worth over $20 million. They spent $400,000 on "custom shelving" alone.
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Also a short article on page 18 about Keith Johnson, who bought the Frankenstein insert for $5 at "an Illinois antiques shop" in the late 1960s. He hung it for a few years then stored it for 30 years. It sold for $262K this year.
